Thursday, October 02, 2008
VeganMoFo - Pierogies and Cabbage
I made this recipe for dinner and took to my mom’s to share, because my mom had never had pierogies before! I used store bought potato onion pierogies, briefly boiled then finished in the skillet, and served them over this tasty cabbage:
Cabbage and Onions with Bacon
Ingredients:
1 large purple onion, sliced thin
1 t. olive oil
1 small head purple cabbage, sliced thin
1 heaping tablespoon bac’n bits
2 T. balsamic vinegar
2 T. cider vinegar
Directions:
Saute the onion until soft and lightly browned. Stir in cabbage; cover and let cook over medium heat about 10 minutes, stirring once or twice. Uncover and stir in the vinegars. Add salt and pepper to taste.
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11 comments:
Beautiful presentation!
OH MY GOODNESS I haven't eaten pierogis since before I became a vegan - I miss them!! Those look scrumptious.
I made pierogis a little while back, they are dangerous. I should try this mix.
I think I must find a way to make spelt pierogies. . . these really made me crave them!
I have never had a pierogie. Your plate is beautiful. Where would you find the mix in the store? They look and sound fantastic.
Pierogies are one of my very favorite foods, ever! I haven't had them in so long, because I would need to make them from scratch...hey, I need to do that!
What a pretty meal! You don't see much purple food out there . . . gorgeous!
I could kiss you!
My Mom is a 1st generation American so her parents (Her Father was from Italy, her mother from Poland) raised her on traditional cultural foods... which she then raised us eating! I have't had pierogies since my very early childhood! I'm beyond stoked to make the vegan version! XOXO
ohhhhhh! i love, love, LOVE pierogies. mmmmmmmm! how awesome to introduce your mom to them (my mom's polish and she makes them quite often. yay!)- and the cabbage - WOW! i looooove me some cabbage!
hooray for more VeganMofo!
that is a really nice pic. those pierogies are scarily perfect w/ those fort marks. I've never had store bought ones look that good.
This is a beautiful picture of a very attractive meal. But how did you keep the purple cabbage looking so...purple? Mine always gets weird.
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